Elodie Wallace
British Aerial Ski Team
England A-Team 2015
D.O.B: 1997
FIS Ranking: 44
Biggest Jump: doubleFull
Degree of Difficulty: 2.675
Competing Since: 2012
Coach: Manuella Muller
Ski Career Highlights: 8th and 9th place at Junior World Championships. 5th Europa Cup, Belarus 2015. 6th Europa Cup, Airolo, 2014
Goals: Podium at Junior World Champs
Hobbies: Trampolining, Tennis, Hockey
Music: Indie Rock
Occupation: Full Time Student
School: King’s Bruton, Somerset
Languages: English, French, Spanish
Born: Salisbury
Home: Shaftesbury, Wiltshire
Ski Club: Ski Club of Great Britain
Water Ramps:
Lac Beauport, Quebec. Jumpin’, Switzerland. Stity, Czechoslovakia
Elodie is the youngest member of the Wallace freestyle family. Brother Lloyd is a World Cup aerialist, mum Jilly is a 3x World Cup winner and dad Robin is a former professional freestyler and long time freestyle coach.
Elodie is a former county gymnast and has been skiing since she went to school in La Clusaz, France when she was 3. She is now at School in Bruton, Somerset. When at home in Wiltshire she has the opportunity to practice on the trampoline in her garden which has an elastic bungee rig.
Elodie got off to a good start by winning the first junior competition she entered on the water-ramp in 2012. Since then she has had a 6th place in Europa Cups in 2013 and 2014 and has twice been top 10 at Junior World Championships. She has maintained a top 50 world ranking since she was 16.
For 2015 Elodie is proud and excited to be the only non-Swiss girl to be invited to live and train with the Swiss Junior Team. In 2015 she will spend time with them at their permanent training base in Airolo joining in with snow jumping, fitness and cross-training. In the summer she will again spend time at their water-ramp facility in Mettmenstetten, near Zurich.
Off the snow Elodie likes kitesurfing, tennis, and hockey. Her friends think she is a loony, but she can’t see that.
Elodie would like to thank her sponsors for their support. Please take the time to visit them.
* Denotes new Championship format – scored from 1 jump
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